NOTICE: This module is depreciated, merged into the core commerce module and will shortly be removed from Packagist

Silverstripe Commerce Stock Keeping

Module designed to add basic stock keeping to the CMS. All products can be given a "stock level". Once a user pays for the particular product the stock level is reduced by the quantity of the ordered items.

At the moment this is pretty rudimentory and only updates stock levels when an order object is saved. This probably should be improved in the future, maybe one mechanism that can be linked to from whenever a user places an order.

Dependancies

• SilverStripe Framework 3.1.x
• Silverstripe Commerce 2.0

Installation

Install this module either by downloading and adding to:

[silverstripe-root]/commerce-stockkeeping

Then run: dev/build/?flush=all

Or alternativly add use composer:

i-lateral/silverstripe-commerce-stockkeeping

Usage

By default this module allows you to set a "StockLevel" on a product via the admin, attempts to detect if a product can be added to the shopping cart (based on the stock level and quantity set) and decreases the stock level when a user makes a purchase.

NOTE If you do not wish for the add to cart form to appear when an item is out of stock, you will need to add the following to your Product templates:

<% if $StockLevel < 1 %>
    <div class="form">
        $Form
    </div>
<% end_if %>

How to set when an order auto updates stock

By default when an order is set to "paid" the stock levels are updated.

You can change this behaviour by using the config variable:

CommerceStockKeeping.completion_status

Negative stock

By default, this module will reduce stock levels to negative numbers when an order is complete.

If you want the stock levels to not go below 0, you can use the following config variable:

CommerceStockKeeping.allow_negative

Adding items to the cart without enough stock

Be default trying to add an items with not enough stock to the cart (or updating the cart beyond a level of stock allowed) is not allowed and will throw a ValidationException (to be caught by the product form).

If you want to enable users purchase more items than are in stock, then use the following conig variable:

CommerceStockKeeping.allow_adding